Featuring a sexually-charged atmosphere, a familiar plot, and two excellent actresses, Single White Female is a solid erotic thriller.
Featuring impressive special effects that still look great, Poseidon is a classic disaster movie set on a huge but sinking cruise ship.
As one of the best eighties psychological thrillers, Dead Calm is a captivating, edgy, and atmospheric movie you must check out.
Charming, aloof, and stylish, A Simple Favor is a movie that blends mystery with comedy, proving that the familiar tv formula still works.
Although it starts as a thriller, The Big Picture is actually a captivating existential drama, following one man's search for identity.
Thought-provoking and still relevant, Seconds is a gripping character study of a man dealing with his mortality and mid-life crisis.
Focused on the lives of two ice-cold killers, In Cold Blood is a gripping character study based on true events that will fuck you up.
The Black Phone is a surprisingly mediocre thriller offering a very familiar King-like story elevated by Ethan Hawke's creepy performance.
The Hot Spot is a sweaty, sleazy, and sexually-charged Southern neo-noir thriller with a phenomenal cast and immersive atmosphere.
John Carter is a science fiction epic set on Mars complete with warring factions, strange creatures, steampunk tech, and a fucking princess.
If you're looking for some harmless old-school jungle adventure fun, Congo is a solid choice despite all its flaws and crazy plot.
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile offers a refreshingly different and detached look into the life of a serial killer, Ted Bundy.
The Asphalt Jungle rivals any modern heist movie offering a look into the gritty world of crime in the fifties and engaging storytelling.
A bit outdated, No Way Out is a slow-burning procedural thriller with several subplots involving murder, politics, romance, and espionage.
Before I Go to Sleep is a psychological thriller following a woman who lost her short-term memory after a vicious attack looking for answers.
Pacey, upbeat and funny, Horns is a refreshing who-done-it supernatural mystery starring the one and only Daniel Radcliffe.
Messy and bland, Child 44 is also a visually impressive period drama with a great cast exploring intriguing themes that warrants one viewing.
If you're looking for something different, authentic and nasty, From Beyond is a perfect choice with its nightmarish Lovecraftian atmosphere.
Based on true events, Against the Ice is a light period drama following a two-man expedition into the bitter coldness of Greenland.
Once Were Warriors is a harrowing but necessary experience exploring so many different issues through the lens of one dysfunctional family.
Set in New York's Chinatown, Year of the Dragon is a gritty police thriller with impactful visuals, an intense atmosphere, and an epic vibe.
Featuring a thought-provoking and engaging story, Predestination is an intelligent time travel movie not only for fans of hard science fiction.
Featuring an authentic visual style and an intelligent story for both kids and adults, The Boxtrolls will make you fall in love with them.
Take a break from your usual movie schedule and check out Elling, a heartwarming, honest, and refreshing drama with a lot of dark humor.
Stylish and featuring that trademark del Toro vibe, Nightmare Alley is too sleek for its own good and works best as a slow period drama.
Cliched but gritty, Blitz is a standard-issue serial killer movie featuring a familiar cast and enough meat on the bones to keep you engaged.
Silly, easygoing, and struggling to maintain a consistent tone, House of Gucci is a stylish melodrama with a couple of unexpected twists.
Gritty, authentic but above all captivating, Johnny Handsome is a neo-noir classic that you play at 3 pm on a workday. And fucking finish it.
Featuring a gripping story about a streak of strange events in a big hospital, Coma is a suspenseful and smart thriller that stood the test of time.
Desperately trying to be hip, Sliver is an erotic thriller that sometimes comes off as a comedy anchored by the one and only Sharon Stone.
Dark and brooding, Angel Heart is an engaging noir thriller with an occult edge driven by a powerful performance by Mickey Rourke.
If you've never seen a movie about football, The Damned United is a perfect choice because it shows you what the fuss is all about.
Full of twists and surprises, Cold in July is a slow-burning and very immersive neo-noir thriller with authentic and believable characters.
After several years of waiting, I finally saw Dune 2021 last night and it fucking blew me away! It was...
Visually appealing and vibrant, Home is an entertaining movie perfect for spacing out starring Rihanna, Jim Parsons and a lot of aliens.
Following two young couples on a vacation from hell, The Ruins is a solid albeit a bit static horror with an exotic setting and nice gore.
Immersive and thought-provoking, The Last Duel shows us a slice of medieval life examined through the lens of one horrible event.
Despite being messy and a bit pretentious, Filth is an entertaining crime comedy about one really bad cop full of drugs, sex, and alcohol.
Do not have any doubt, Sorcerer is one of the most nerve-wracking and suspenseful movies ever made. A complex and utterly immersive masterpiece.
Artistic and a bit disjointed, To Live and Die in L.A. is a different type of neo-noir police thriller with memorable characters and action sequences.
Featuring stunning and alien Tasmanian vistas, The Hunter is not an exciting thriller but an immersive and atmospheric drama worth check out.
If you're willing to turn off your brain, Goosebumps can be something running in the background of your hungover Sunday afternoon.
If you're looking for a movie that will keep your attention, you've found it in 13 Hours. Extremely well-crafted, exciting, and respectful, it's a must-see.
As a distinctly Scottish crime comedy, The Legend of Barney Thomson is full of black humor, great actors, and bizarre situations.
Refreshing, authentic, and fast-paced, Treasure Planet is an underrated science fiction masterpiece with mesmerizing visuals.
If you're looking for an authentic and refreshing black comedy, check out Come Sweet Death, based on a novel and coming to us from Austria.
Based on an true story about one of the most daring rescue missions in history, Disney's The Finest Hours is a flawed albeit watchable epic.
Intelligent and visually stunning, A Monster Calls is a riveting drama with strong fantasy elements making it more approachable.
Featuring updated visuals and an altered story, Pet Sematary is a decent remake of the 1989 classic with a creepy atmosphere and a lot of wasted potential.
Perfectly encapsulating Generation X's search for meaning, The Beach is a visually appealing wanderlust extravaganza.